Coagadex

Indicated For

hereditary factor X deficiency

About This Medication

# COAGADEX Copay Support Program Patient Guide: How to Get Coagadex at Low or No Cost Coagadex (coagulation factor X human) is a vital treatment for people with hereditary Factor X deficiency, and the **COAGADEX Copay Support Program** from Kedrion helps eligible patients cover copays and out-of-pocket costs with **no financial need requirement**.[1][5] This guide explains everything you need to know to access this support, from eligibility to application steps, in simple terms.[1][2][5] ## About Coagadex and Factor X Deficiency **Coagadex** is the first and only FDA-approved therapy specifically for treating hereditary Factor X deficiency (HFXD), a rare bleeding disorder where your body doesn't produce enough Factor X, a key protein for blood clotting.[4][6][7] It's a plasma-derived concentrate used for: - **Routine prophylaxis** to prevent bleeding episodes - **On-demand treatment** to control active bleeds - **Perioperative management** to manage bleeding during and after surgery (in mild/moderate cases; not studied for major surgery in severe HFXD)[6][7][9] Approved for adults and children aged 12+, it's administered via infusion, often at home with specialty pharmacy support.[1][7] Common side effects include infusion site reactions (erythema, pain), fatigue, and back pain.[3] Always report side effects to your doctor or FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.[3] Without proper treatment, HFXD can cause frequent, serious bleeding. Coagadex helps reduce these risks, improving quality of life.[6][7] ## Who Qualifies for the Program? Good news: **No income eligibility** is required! You qualify if you have a **valid Coagadex prescription** and are struggling with costs.[1][5] Key rules: - Covers **out-of-pocket expenses** like copays (up to **$12,000 per year** for pharmacy claims).[1][2] - **Outpatient use only**.[5] - **Exclusions**: Not for government programs like **Medicaid, Medicare, VA, TRICARE**, or other federal/state plans.[5] - Some restrictions apply (e.g., nursing/supply costs not covered).[1][2] **Income Eligibility Breakdown** | Household Size | Income Threshold | FPL % | Notes | |---------------|------------------|-------|-------| | Individual | None | None | No financial need requirement; restrictions apply[1][5] | | Couple | None | None | Same as above | | Family of 3 | None | None | Same as above | | Family of 4 | None | None | Same as above | This makes the program accessible to most commercially insured patients.[2][5] ## Insurance Requirements You need **private commercial insurance** covering Coagadex. The program **won't work with Medicare, Medicaid, or federal programs**.[5] It helps with copays even if your plan requires prior authorization (PA)—Kedrion offers **benefit verification and PA support**.[1][3] **Check first**: Confirm with your insurer that copay assistance is allowed, as some plans prohibit it.[2] Specialty pharmacies handle claims under pharmacy or medical benefits.[2] ## Step-by-Step Application Process Applying is straightforward—**your doctor or pharmacy** completes most of it.[1][5] 1. **Get Prescribed**: Ask your doctor about Coagadex if you have HFXD.[7] 2. **Contact Support**: Call **(844) 424-1010** or **(888) 262-8040** for help, or visit Kedrion Connects.[1][2] 3. **Download/Submit Form**: Have your **doctor or pharmacy** fill out the **Kedrion Connects Enrollment Form**.[1][5] No patient card needed.[1] 4. **Provide Docs**: Main requirement is the enrollment form; insurance details may be needed.[1] 5. **Pharmacy Coordination**: Kedrion works with specialty pharmacies like **Accredo (1-866-712-5200)**, **CVS Specialty (1-866-792-2731)**, or **PromptCare**.[1][4] **Multiple application methods** available (phone, form, portal).[2] ## Timeline and Delivery **Processing time**: Not specified, but enrollment is quick—support starts soon after approval.[1] Kedrion Nurse Educators help navigate insurance hurdles.[1] **Delivery**: **Shipped directly to you** via specialty pharmacies. They manage infusions, home nursing if needed.[1][4] Refills coordinated through your pharmacy.[1] ## Alternatives if Denied or Ineligible - **If government insurance**: Explore state programs or manufacturer free drug options (not this copay program).[5] - **Income-based aid**: Other rare disease foundations like Patient Access Network (PAN) or HealthWell, though Coagadex-specific options limited.[6] - **Biosimilars**: **None available**.[Provided Data] - **Clinical trials**: Ongoing for acquired Factor X deficiency (aFXD).[6][8] - **Appeal**: Contact Kedrion at **1-866-398-0825** or email US_Medicalinfo@kedrion.com.[3] ## Important Disclaimer This guide is for informational purposes only and based on publicly available data as of 2026. **Program details can change or end without notice**.[2][9] Not medical advice—consult your doctor. Eligibility not guaranteed. Check **coagadex.com/support** or call for latest info. **Restrictions apply**; nursing/supply costs excluded.[1][2][5] Report side effects to FDA.[3] (Word count: 912)

Program information last verified: March 30, 2026